Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-02-04

COuC, 3IcldGLllt, W ClOy EluCUIHUIdtlOuS, as 4
follows: To authorize the construction and
maintenance of street railways, water
mains and water pipes, and gas mains and
gas pipes, along or through the streets or
alleys within the corporate limits; and to
grant franchises and rights for such pur-
poses, and to regulate the same.
THE HOUSE.
TwENTY-THIRD DAY
Opened at p. m, the speaker presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain, followed by roll
call of the members. f
Mr.. ADAMS moved that the vote by
which council bill 1873, relating to the pur-
chase of sessioo laws, was passed Wed
nesday evening, be reconsidered.
Mr.. WHITE could not see the object of
reconsideration.
Mr.. SHOOK said the object Of reconsid-
Grafton was to strike out the clause to pur-
chase the laws of Bowen and Kingsbury.
The clause looked very much like wood
chuck. He wanted the books bought in
open market.
Mr.. ADAMS thought there had been ul-
due haste in the passage of the bill, and
that the vote should be reconsidered, and
the bill referred to the proper committee.
The motion to reconsider prevailed. .r
/ On motion the reading of the journal Of
yesterday was dispensed with.
BILLS INTRODUCED. = IT.
No. 1876. By Mr.. GLENDENNING-s
stituting town clerk for justice of the peace
in township boards of audit.
Council bills Nos. 96, 1913 and 142 were
read first time. 49,. IS
SECOND READING OF COUNCIL BILLS.
No. AZ. Referred to the committee on
counties.
No. 92. Referred to the judiciary CON-
mittee.
No. 81. Referred to the Judiciary COM
No s5. Referred to the committee on
counties.
THIRD READING OF COUNCIL BILLS.
No. Al. Favorably reported by the judi
ciary committee. Permitting persons to
associate themselves as private corpora
tions for certain purposes. Passed, ayes,
49,; nays, 5.
No. IS. Reported favorably by judiciary
committee Repeating the law giving the
right of attachment when creditors are
about to remove from county.
Mr.. SULLIVAN said we were passing
too many council bills anyway, and he =,
moved that further consideration be in
ueuulIely pOSCpOneQ. -
Mr.. ADAMS thought we were not only
passing too many council bills, but too
many house bills.
The question being on the indefinite
postponement of the bill, roll call was de-
manded and resulted-ayes, 26; nays, 20
so the motion to indefinitely postpone pre-
vailed.
Mr.. SPEAKER announced his signature
to council bills No. 21 and "a; also joint
resolution No. 5.
No. 81 Favorably reported by the judi
clary committee. Relates to filing of notice
OF action affecting real estate Passed
ayes, 39; nayS,2.
No. 81 Favorably reported from the
committee on military affairs. Relates to
the burial of soldiers and sailors in certain
cases. Passed-ayes. 43; navs,2.
MIR. HOBART, moved that no vote shall
be received except the member voting is in
his seat.
Mr.. SPEAKER said the gentleman had
called attention to point Of order which
was unquestiOnably we'll taken under the
rules, but it had not been enforced because
the room was uncomfortably cool, and that
if he could leave the chair he would hunt
up register himself.
No. rs. Reported favorably by the judic-
larry COMMITTEES. Relates to actions in civil
casts. Passed-ayes, A: nays, l.
An informal recess was then taken.
On re-assembling council bill No. 81,
came came up for t. third Il! reading. Relating to
reported by the judiciary committee.
Mr.. ADAMS; moved chat the bill be
made the special order for TWO weeks from
yesterday. Lost.
The roll was then called on the passage of
the bill, and it was passed-ayes, s2;'
nays,7 Z.
SECOND READING, HOUSE BILLS.
No. 120. Referred to the committee on
public health.
No. I21. Referred to judiciary commit
tee.
No. 1872. Referred to judiciary commit
No. 1923. Referred to the railroad COM
mittee.
No. 124. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
No. 1926. Referred to the judiciary.
no. l26 Referred to the judiciary COM
No. 127. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
No. 1928. Referred to the committee on
education.
No. l29. Referred to the ways and means
committee.
No. $780, Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
No. 131. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
No. 1872. Referred to the committee on
lClIlUUIldI dlldllS.
No. 1Sa Referred to the committee on
agriculture.
No. 1884, Referred to the committee on
agriculture.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. 55 Relates to the funding of indebt-
edness by counties. Favorably reported by
the judiciary committee. Passed-ayes, 36;
nays.7.
No. 56 Reported favorably by the iu-
dietary committee. Relates to school elec-
tions. Passed-ayes. A; nays, none
-, N4: .6.: 6o reported from, the committee on
military affairs with recommendation to
pass. Relating, to the wearing of G. A. r.
badges: Passed-ayes, "a; nays, 10.
No. II. Favorably reported by the iu-
dietary committee. Relating to attachment
or execution. Fassed-ayes, As; nays,
No: III. Joint resolution in relation to
pruning pruning Longs ke. Hand Book. Favorably
atoms. Passed-ayes, 80; nays, l3.
Mr. AlKENS was granted unanimous
consent to make a report of the Judiciary
cOmmlttee and also introduce bill. The bill